Kevin Wells

I made it to Episode 4. But my problem is simple. I know many of those flash back movie scenes, detectives, Bogart, and such... and it just not that seamless. It works at times to emphasize the content of the movie, but for me it misses far more often. I like the premise, and the action, but I could have done without the 'comparison clips' (trade marked) - lol... honestly I may continue, but these flash scenes are starting to annoy me. As an older person that's seen those movies.

Absolutely I loved it. I've always considered myself a very technical person, I was even involved in designing computer motherboards at one time. But wow - everything is moving so fast. I would have been lost in all of the graphics except there was a pretty cool story being told. We are all evolving. Honestly we are. Will AI be considered sentient someday? I think it will depend upon how much we need it and how much we will want it to. But first it obviously has to be really useful, and Seri (example only) isn't yet. Sorry to go strange here... but I think AI has that possibility to... well, you figure it out. I can't. Don't be scared though... we evolved this.

I knew a good friend who's dad was a 'key grip' for Paramount. He lived out at 29 palms. He had an expansive ground that included many old movie props which included the trailor that Debra and John first 'made it' in. I kid you not, I'm glad to remember it. I took my girlfriend, Cindy, to this place, had some barbecue, and other fun times - but mostly because of the memory I found here, we had a very nice time on the same bed. At least I think we did. I partied pretty hard. And yeah, I'm kidding - I remember it completely. It had nothing to do with the movie, but I definitely remember her. Wow, what a great time. And also the movie was pretty good. It was a special time with good friends.

Every interpretation of this movie, and don't forget such a historical event, is respectfully worthy of regard to some degree and consideration for many interpretations, and as well is of some worth to watch and remember. I was inspired at first to write something, but now I am actually at a loss. None of us went through this time. None of us, and I do mean those reading this 'review', have a first hand account. And that's why history seems to change. No new first hand reports. We are left with our feelings, and interpretations. Honestly, I have always preferred to hear from the first people involved, through history books, and testimony in writing when it was available. That is the only thing left to us. Please don't change history because you don't agree with it. We fought when we did, and died when we did, because we thought it was the right thing to do. I wish we could escape this kind of sad event, all over the world. There's my Christmas Wish.

I wish I could write a review on this movie. But in truth I can't. I have not filled these shoes. I have never, for example, broken into a cabin to just find a protected place to sleep. I've never taken my daughter, or son, into a dangerous place - which is the outside world when you are homeless. Since I've never done these things, I will not presuppose to have an opinion. But I have my own conclusion. No one should be forced to live like this. And by forced I do mean what options, or lack thereof, are made available. I'm just very sorry we have not shown enough compassion to people in these situations. But now to be clear, that is my opinion. I know we can't save everyone, but we can't keep trying.